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The romance field, Margraet Moser writes, is unique in its symbiosis: Most writers come from the ranks of readers and therefore understand the marriage of reader and book. The sisterhood and moral support in this almost exclusively female dominion is palpable. It is also gratifying and empowering and, in a few cases, exceedingly lucrative.

Fictional but satisfying portrayal of a David Foster Wallace interview by a Rolling Stone reporter

Poet KB Brookins talks their new full-length book Freedom House

The second WEST provides a journey of creative wonders

"The Avant-garde Networks of Amauta" explores the social movement from Latin America in the 1920s

If you have to staycation, at least see the world via books

UT's rechristened New Writers Project launches author series

Reflecting on 30 years on the Satellite of Love

AFF's finalized lineup

Fill your weekend with the wild and weird

The Austin Film Society Texas Documentary Tour: Mark Moskowitz's 'Stone Reader'

Penis-obsessed, man-child film comedies can crown a new king: the Danish import Klown.

Our food writers go On the Range with a slew of new food events

This documentary manages to do something damn near impossible: make the subject of the U.S. national debt understandable and, moreover, render it interesting and urgent.

Avi Nesher's film is a thoughtful examination of forgiveness

Wes Anderson's candy-colored tribute to The New Yorker

Neil Young's solo tour, Part I

What New Book Did You Most Enjoy in 1998 and Why?

“Difficult” singer Elias Bender Rønnenfelt isn’t

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The New Generation

The laid-back ringleader reinvents Wild Child and forges a new path with Sir Woman

SXSW Film announces six titles, including Mel Gibson's latest

A month of Tuesdays at the Mohawk begins tonight

The Texas Documentary Tour: Amy Grappell's 'Light From the East'